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Five-year credit default swaps on U.S. municipal bonds widened sharply after global stocks plunged and the debt crisis in Europe worsened.
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Kick-out structured products are still popular in the U.K. despite recent confusion over whether they are eligible for independent savings accounts, according to Barclays Wealth.
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BlackRock and a number of trade groups have embarked on a lobbying campaign to get lawmakers to remove a provision from proposed financial reform legislation that would bar pension funds and retirements plans form investing in derivatives.
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Morgan Stanley has expanded the size of its European credit sales and trading team with 10 new hires.
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Paul Volcker, the former chairman of the Federal Reserve, said the measure proposed by Sen. Blanche Lincoln (D-Ark.) to force banks to spin off their proprietary trading activities takes the proposal he made too far.
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The worsening debt crisis in Europe may give Henderson Global Investors the opportunity to wield new powers to use credit default swaps.